Church Women Plan Meeting in Immanuel Lutheran Church
The Fall Rally of the Middle Conference of United Lutheran Church Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be held Thursday at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester. Morning sessions start at 10 a.m. with 9:30 a.m. registration and devotions led by Mrs. Howard Miller. Leadership notes, reports, and greetings from Maryland and national ULCW officials will frame the event, with about 200 women expected to attend.
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Middle Conference
United Lutheran Church Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Mary
Land
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Manchester
Clifford R. Miller Jr
Howard Miller
Taney Town
Eugene
Gail Catshall
Gregg Kiser
Roy L. Winters
United Lutheran Church Women
Augustana Lutheran Church
Suomi Synod
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
J. Arthur Throne
Paul Dinterman
Frank Dell
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Luther Horiie
Walkersville
United Lutheran Church
Claude Barrick
Seth §. Hester Jr
Sterling Clabaugh
Paul Dinferman
Winters
Lancaster
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
ULCW
Norristown
Biblical Deluge Swamps Athens Leaves 36 Dead
A devastating storm described as a biblical deluge struck Athens with heavy rain hail and hurricane winds. At least 36 people died with 4 500 homeless. Flood waters drowned residents in beds and basements collapsed homes and shanties. Cephisus and Ulissus rivers rose flooding suburbs as power and rail services failed. Queen Frederika toured the damaged city as relief efforts began in schools and public buildings.
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Athens
Cephisus
Ulissus
Frederika
Royal
Freedom Ride extends to Delaware on U S 40 test
CORE official Julius Hobson says a massive Freedom Ride will stretch from Baltimore to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and include Delaware 17 miles, with up to 1,000 riders testing restaurant service along the highway to force desegregation. Baltimore and Washington participants total about 500 to 600, plus groups from Virginia to Connecticut. The organizer calls the venture silly yet proceeds unless desegregation occurs.
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Baltimore
U.S. 40
Maryland
Delaware
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Maryland Line
Delaware) Memorial Bridge
Julius Hobson
Eastern
Delaware River
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Hobson
California
Virginia
Connectict
Restaurant Times
Wei
Noboda
Moi
Desegregation Debate Grows In Maryland Restaurants
Maryland leaders report seven restaurant owners replied to 75 telegrams on desegregation. One will desegregate, five refused, four already serve Negroes. Maryland State Police plan to coordinate escorts and warrants as a freedom ride proceeds toward US 40. CORE and church groups organize counter demonstrations and nonviolent training sessions while officials weigh responses.
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Douglas Sands
Maryland
Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Sands
Baltimore County
U.S
Carey Jarman
J. Millard Taves
Washington
All Louis Unitaria Church
Mary Tilion Committee For Rights
Firemen Called To Oil Burner Blaze In Hamburg Area
Firefighters were summoned Monday to a heated oil burner incident near Hamburg. Authorities reported no injuries and said the blaze caused minor damage with the scene under control.
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Power Company
Union Il
Westminster Fire Department
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Union
Union Mills
Westminster Fire Company
Union Millis
Uniteds
Hamburg
Soviets Shrinking in Economic Fight Against West
The Soviet Union falls behind in coal and steel while Europe’s integrated economy grows. Analysts in Washington see Britain’s move to join Europe as a major shift amid U S competition from rising European power and Soviet limitations.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
Washinton
United States
Soviet Trade Pressures and Molotov Vienna Visit
A disharmonized review says the Soviet Union uses trade and political pressure, with losses for others, while Molotov’s alleged secret Vienna visit draws attention. Austrian authorities discounted a Moscow report that Molotov left Vienna unseen after a brief embassy call amid party congress tensions.
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Vienna
Austria
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
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